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Grinders: Gaggia MM
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This grinder is Gaggia's consumer oriented coffee grinder, mainly suitable for coffee, vacuum brewing, and press pot coffee.

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Victor Yeh	11.02.2009	Rating: 7.2
Bottom Line: If you olny need to feed your coffee maker, MM's good enough.

Gavin Irvine (quality: 4.0)	08.09.2008	Rating: 7.8
Bottom Line: would recommend to any 1 starting out / or serious about coffee

Tom Ufer (quality: 5.5)	06.24.2007	Rating: 5.8
Bottom Line: Good looking, good price. does not grind coarse enough for press pot.

Dr. Robert Case	03.30.2007	Rating: 9.2
Bottom Line: Two years later both are very good, inexpensive for the price, and do a good job for me in the US, or when I'm in Brasil. I'd do it again.

Magnus Arvidsson	01.17.2006	Rating: 4.0
Bottom Line: A very cheap grinder that you will have to upgrade rather soon. Put in some extra money and buy a propper grinder.

Naoyuki Kitajima	11.11.2005	Rating: 5.2
Bottom Line: Good for drip coffee but not for espresso

Maximilian Mellfors (quality: 6.3)	07.16.2004	Rating: 5.4
Bottom Line: It's inspiring getting the most out of this "first buy machine", but when you´ve done so you will soon want to upgrade.

Greg Kaan (quality: 7.3)	04.25.2004	Rating: 4.4
Bottom Line: A worthwhile upgrade from preground but only just - spend more if you can afford it.

Phil Thomas (quality: 8.2)	03.04.2004	Rating: 5.8
Bottom Line: Save up and buy the MDF instead.

Clive Harris (quality: 5.3)	05.24.2003	Rating: 4.0
Bottom Line: Poor design gives me to much trouble.

Brian S (quality: 6.0)	07.08.2002	Rating: 8.4
Bottom Line: A Good Grinder to Start Coffeegeek-ness

Rob Gray (quality: 7.0)	02.21.2002	Rating: 4.8
Bottom Line: Big bang (noise and dispersal) for the buck

Vils M. DiSanto (quality: 6.6)	02.10.2002	Rating: 8.0
Bottom Line: A great grinder for the money, with a small footprint to boot.

Duncan McKillop (quality: 3.5)	03.02.2001	Rating: 4.8
Bottom Line: OK beginners machine or those on a budget

Mark Rabin (quality: 5.7)	12.06.2000	Rating: 6.0
Bottom Line: Not coarse enough for French press. Noisy, much static and died after 4 months.

Mike Koenig (quality: 3.0)	08.15.2000	Rating: 3.6
Bottom Line: For the price this is a piece of junk.

Jn (quality: 2.0)	05.12.2000	Rating: 8.8
Bottom Line: good value

Ishir Bhan (quality: 2.5)	04.21.2000	Rating: 6.4
Bottom Line: Fine for drip or french press, but go elsewhere for espresso grounds.

Antony Prince (quality: 4.0)	02.16.2000	Rating: 9.2
Bottom Line: For those who don't like dosers, this superb, versatile grinder is a must

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